“Uncovered” Episode 2, with José Gómez Rogríguez and the story of his incredible discovery

Following damage to the Monumento a la Bandera during the March 8th women’s day protests, specialists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History, or INAH, conducted a technical inspection of the affected monuments.  The findings confirmed that the Monumento a la Patria had sustained serious damage from spray paint, acrylic paint, and adhesive posters. …

Beneath this explosion of axolotl murals and branded transit lies an uncomfortable contradiction.

A tanker truck tore through a recently installed crochet canopy on Mérida’s Gastronomic Corridor, leaving holes, dangling threads, and a section of the colorful textile draped over the side of Calle 47. Witnesses said the truck was traveling along Calle 47 when it snagged the installation, which had been suspended over the street between Calles…

On the southern edge of Mérida, tucked behind the Kukulcán Álamo baseball stadium and surrounded by the modest homes of the Reparto Las Granjas neighborhood, lies one of the city’s most significant yet beleaguered archaeological treasures: the ancient Maya settlement of Dzoyilá, also known as Dzoyilá Granjas.  But a recently announced agreement between the INAH…

While the region still counts a Mayan-speaking community exceeding half a million people, intergenerational transmission of the language has dropped by nearly 60 percent. 

Mérida-born actress Wendy Braga says landing a role in the comedy series “Riquísimos… por cierto” checked off a professional wish list item she had carried for years: working with producer Elías Solorio. The show, a spin-off of the long-running sitcom “Vecinos,” follows the López Pérez family after they inherit a fortune from an eccentric uncle…